Tag: Internet

  • Five issues shaking Nigeria’s internet today

    Five issues shaking Nigeria’s internet today

    Nigeria’s digital space is witnessing intense conversations today as citizens react to President Bola Tinubu’s annual leave, persistent complaints about rapidly depleting data bundles, the controversial disqualification of a BBNaija housemate, the Nigeria Labour Congress’s demands and TikTok’s growing influence. Tinubu’s annual leave triggers political backlash President Bola Tinubu’s three-week annual leave in Europe has…

  • Five Major Stories Dominating the Nigerian Internet

    Five Major Stories Dominating the Nigerian Internet

    The Nigerian digital landscape is currently witnessing a surge of intense activity, with several high-stakes events capturing the public’s attention. From tragic developments in the security sector to significant shifts in international diplomacy and major legal battles, the online discourse is vibrant and deeply engaged. Here are the five most significant stories currently shaping the…

  • Five Things Shaking the Nigerian Internet Today

    Five Things Shaking the Nigerian Internet Today

    From the corridors of international justice to the heartbeat of the stock market, the Nigerian internet is moving at breakneck speed today. Whether you’re tracking the latest legal developments or keeping a pulse on the economy, here are the five stories that have everyone talking. The entertainment scene is gripped by updates surrounding entertainer Poco…

  • Army Raises Alarm Over Terrorists’ Growing Use of Internet, Vows Stronger Cyber Measures

    Army Raises Alarm Over Terrorists’ Growing Use of Internet, Vows Stronger Cyber Measures

    By Paul Joseph The Nigerian Army has raised concerns over the increasing use of the internet by terrorist and criminal groups to recruit members, raise funds, coordinate attacks and spread propaganda, declaring that it is strengthening its cyber warfare capabilities to counter the evolving threat. The warning was issued on Tuesday by the Chief of…